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Bug #890930 [hplip] hplip: Move 56-hpmud.rules out of the hplip package
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Le dimanche, 4 mars 2018, 18.17:58 h CET Brian Potkin a écrit :
> Moving to something else brought up in this report:
Dropping the bug, adding the list…
> is it really necessary for the hpps filter to be in hplip? Could it not be
> put in printer-driver-postscript-hp as is done for the filter hpc
On Tue 06 Mar 2018 at 09:07:17 +0100, Didier 'OdyX' Raboud wrote:
> Le dimanche, 4 mars 2018, 18.17:58 h CET Brian Potkin a écrit :
> > Moving to something else brought up in this report:
>
> Dropping the bug, adding the list…
>
> > is it really necessary for the hpps filter to be in hplip? Coul
I downloaded the two patches provided by Louis Rilling, and I applied
them to version 1.11.6-3 to create a non-maintainer upload 1.11.6-3.1,
which I then installed (and all the related .deb) files. But this did
not resolve the issue. Status of the related packages is as follows:
ii cups-browsed
I spoke too soon. Going back and bumping the new HTTP timeouts
up to larger values allowed the system to settle down after a few minutes.
I set
HttpLocalTimeout 10
HttpRemoteTimeout 50
and this seems to have done the trick. There are still occasional bursts
of 100% CPU usage, but they pass qu
